Phone: +39 039 2847931
Phone: +39 039 2847931
IF 54 Series | Intelligence for Better Results.
Flow Pack packaging machine with small frame, all in Aisi 304 stainless steel:
Compact and stable make it suitable for working on automatic lines as it can handle multi-axis loaders. Packs of small and medium lengths with hermetic closure with the possibility of inserting the protective atmosphere.
Usable films: Coextruded, PP and PE and Polythene and non-coated paper
TECHNICAL FEATURES
Production Speed: Up to 400 ppm
Product Dimensions: Width: 10÷250 mm,Height: 1750 mm,Length: 60÷600 mm
Reel Dimensions: Reel width max 520-720-920 mm
Outside diameter: 350 mm
Core diameter: 68÷75 mm
PACKAGING MATERIALS:
Heat-sealable
Coated
Cold-sealable
Polyethylene
- On edge version
- Fourth set of sealing wheels
- Automatic film splicer
- Roller conveyor through the up jaw
- Reel holder width 920 mm
- Long dwell transversal sealing jaws
- Film pre-heating bar
- Motorized film unwinding
- Printing unit for expiry date
- Photo electric cell for print register
- Casters under the machine
- Gear shift for short/long pitch
- Double reel holder
- Polythene version
- Infeed extension
- Zig-zag knives
- Euroslot punch
- No product no bag
- Automatic feeding
- Gussetting device
- Hermetic sealing for protective atmosphere input
- Management of multi-axis loaders
- Change electronic formats with various recipes
Download the pdf relating to the machinery to have the essential data always there at hand.
THE BEST WAY TO SAVE WRAPPING FILMS
Our test center is at your service to allow you to try the right interaction between packaging machine and films, through specific tests on new materials, paper, PE, PP Cellophane films, PET films ready for recycling, bioplastics obtained from renewable fonts and compostable plastics (PLA polylactic acid).
If you are thinking of introducing a new biodegradable film, optimized for performance or ultra-thin, be sure to take advantage of our testing capabilities. We will find the best possible performance by avoiding actual downtime and costly production errors.
